ZIO ARAB SPRING OBJECTIVE ACHIEVED IN TUNISIA ,
MUSHRIKUN BROTHERHOOD ENSLAVES COUNTRY TO WORLD BANK
According to reports, the World Bank has approved a $500 million loan to Tunisia to support budgetary needs and provide an economic boost. The Daily Star writes, “The new loan follows another of the same amount last November to support economic recovery by providing funds to improve the business and financial sectors and reform social services.” Yesterday, World Bank president Jim Yong Kim arrived in Tunisia to “take stock of the progress of reforms undertaken by Tunisia and which constitute a priority for the transition process.” Kim met with Investment and International Co-operation Minister Riadh Bettaieb, emphasizing “the need to diversify the bank’s interventions as regards reinforcing support to the private sector and to a new generation of enterprises on the basis of efficiency, profitability and guaranteeing access to foreign markets.”